All of these little items don't seem like much but, when you want to sell, it means a whole lot of something, to a potential buyer.When you are satisfied with all of the above don't forget to do a flawless property inspection.

@Ian Hurdle have you found a PM company that you were satisfied with ?

Which to me sounds like a great option to satisfy my needs. 

While it's cheaper than hard money if you stay in budget, you'll need a plan if you go over so it may be beneficial to go hard money and use your reserves for overruns and emergencies.2) Will you be satisfied only working on a single property to completion if another opportunity arises while you're working on the first?

What would be the annual yield/roi that the financial partner would be satisfied with?

All it takes is a politician ready to satisfy the locals complaint of lack of affordable housing.

They will provide you with a high-level of comfort and show you where they have a full staff and they have a departmental structure so that not only you are satisfied, but your tenants are satisfied as well.  

There's more to it than just the building code, including allowed zoning density, required parking, required open space, etc. that you would need to satisfy that may make it impossible to legalize the unit in its current configuration.

Buyer and Seller shall satisfy their respective requirements to closing set forth in the Commitment prior to COE.

So far I've been pretty satisfied with the experience in terms of both price and customer service.